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First Looks! In The Studio June 5, 2019

Here a few photographs from Wednesday’s work. We set out to explore consciousness and dreamscapes in the first setup. Then we moved into duality. Physical and psychological opposites. Created on set, no digital manipulation required.

Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation

First Looks are my initial reactions. It usually takes days or weeks before I’m comfortable deciding if something makes the cut. Editing, selecting which pieces make it and which ones don’t, is one of the most difficult parts of the process. The images you see here are either ones that might be finished or inspire ideas worth pursuing.

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First Looks! In The Studio May 28, 2019

Here a few photographs from Tuesday’s work. We began by exploring a dancer’s dreamscapes and finished in a fractured multidimensional landscape. Created on set, no digital manipulation required.

Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation

First Looks are my initial reactions. It usually takes days or weeks before I’m comfortable deciding if something makes the cut. Editing, selecting which pieces make it and which ones don’t, is one of the most difficult parts of the process. The images you see here are either ones that might be finished or inspire ideas worth pursuing.

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First Looks! In The Studio May 21, 2019

Here a few photographs from Tuesday’s work. Exploring fractured multidimensional worlds, dreamscapes, and shadow selves. Created on set, no digital manipulation required.

Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation

First Looks are my initial reactions. It usually takes days or weeks before I’m comfortable deciding if something makes the cut. Editing, selecting which pieces make it and which ones don’t, is one of the most difficult parts of the process. The images you see here are either ones that might be finished or inspire ideas worth pursuing.

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First Looks! In The Studio May 14, 2019

Here a few photographs from Tuesday’s work. This was a day of experimentation.  Exploring new ways of portraying characters in the fractured worlds we’ve been working in lately.  Most of characters appear as the subtlest of forms. Time will tell if they make an appearance in future works. Created on set, no digital manipulation required.

Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation

First Looks are my initial reactions. It usually takes days or weeks before I’m comfortable deciding if something makes the cut. Editing, selecting which pieces make it and which ones don’t, is one of the most difficult parts of the process. The images you see here are either ones that might be finished or inspire ideas worth pursuing.

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First Looks! In The Studio May 8, 2019

Here a few photographs from Wednesday’s work. Continuing the exploration of surreal worlds in parallel and extradimensional universes. Created on set, no digital manipulation required.

Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation
Tom Suhler New Image, No Digital Manipulation

First Looks are my initial reactions. It usually takes days or weeks before I’m comfortable deciding if something makes the cut. Editing, selecting which pieces make it and which ones don’t, is one of the most difficult parts of the process. The images you see here are either ones that might be finished or inspire ideas worth pursuing.